- WWE are currently on a European tour and will head to London later this month
- They have launched custom belts, six of which feature Premier League clubs
- One star, who supports Rangers, took aim at Tottenham on social media
A WWE star has poked fun at Tottenham on the back of the company launching some customised title belts featuring some of Europe’s top clubs.
WWE are currently on a European tour, with some of their live television shows taking place around the continent in the build-up to WrestleMania, which is in Las Vegas.
On Friday night, SmackDown will be held in Barcelona, Spain, while shows will also take place in the likes of Belgium, Germany and Scotland.
Perhaps most excitingly for some fans, however, are the two London dates, with WWE SmackDown to be held at the O2 Arena on March 28 and RAW three days later on the Monday.
To seemingly mark the tour, WWE have unveiled exclusive legacy belts featuring the official branding and colours of 13 major European clubs, including six Premier League sides.
One of those sides is Tottenham, and Scottish wrestler Drew McIntyre took it upon himself to poke fun at Ange Postecoglou’s men on X.
Drew McIntyre has poked fun at Tottenham on social media after WWE’s custom title belt launch on Friday
Drew McIntyre (right) joked that the belt is ‘the only title Tottenham have seen in years’
WWE launched custom belts amid their European tour, with six Premier League clubs featuring
Ange Postecoglou’s side haven’t won a trophy since 2008 but are bidding to lift Europa League
‘That’s the only title Tottenham have seen in years,’ he wrote, accompanied by three laughing face emojis.
McIntyre, who portrays a villainous character on WWE programming, is a Rangers fan, born in Ayr. Tottenham, meanwhile, last won a trophy in 2008, though are going for Europa League gold this season.
Rangers are another of the sides who have had belts made in their branding, alongside Celtic from Scotland and Chelsea, West Ham, Manchester United, Aston Villa and Manchester City in the Premier League.
The other clubs who feature are Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus, Inter Milan, AC Milan and Borussia Dortmund.
The belts are priced at £500 each and will be on sale at live events soon, WWE have said.
